Microsoft · AZ-700
VNet peering and Virtual Network Manager
AZ-700 · Lesson 4 of 20 · 24:03
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In this lesson
Prepare for the AZ-700 exam (Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate). In this lesson: local and global virtual network peering, nontransitivity, gateway transit and service chaining through a hub, and Azure Virtual Network Manager: scopes, network groups with static or dynamic membership, deployments, and hub-and-spoke or mesh connectivity configurations with connected groups. Includes three original practice questions.
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- The hub has a VPN gateway to the warehouses, and a new spoke must reach them through it, without a gateway of its own. What must the team set on the peering?
- Every new virtual network tagged as production, in any subscription of the scope, must join the hub-and-spoke topology automatically. What should the team use?
- The tracking and billing spokes exchange a lot of traffic, which must stop crossing the hub router, while both keep using the hub gateway. Which connectivity configuration fits?